| She stands just five feet tall, but her dainty exterior belies the inner determination that has erupted through the surface of her ill-health. |
| Their summer beauty, overgrown by roses and dogberries, belies the past reality of hardship and suffering. |
| It's a very accurate and lifelike representation, and it belies its shoestring budget. |
| It belies the myth of Scottish meanness, eh, what with that and Ken's generous lift the previous night. |
| The book is written in a disarmingly accessible manner which belies its scholarly credentials. |
| The routineness of it all belies just how much fun we were in for over the course of the mission. |
